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 <Newly Updated> BUILDING BRIDGES
Business Culture, Communication and Current Trend/Economy in Japan
A half day cross-cultural seminar that focuses on roots of business culture, communication, as well as current business/technology trends and changing workplace and life style under severely depressed economy in Japan
Facilitator: Ken Sakai (President & CEO of Pacific Dreams, Inc.)
Date: March 12, 2010 (Friday) 8:00am - 12:00pm
Place: Pacific Dreams, Inc. Conference Room (2nd floor)
25260 SW Parkway Avenue, Suite D, Wilsonville, OR 97070 TEL: (503) 783-1390
Exit I-5 at Exit 286 (Stafford / North Wilsonville Exit)
Fee: $200 per person (If three or more people attend from the same organization,a discount of 10% per person applies. Fees are non-refundable if cancelled 48 hours or less before seminar. $25.00 cancellation fee is required.
Back by popular request, Ken Sakai, president & CEO has re-created a new format for newly updated “Building Bridges” seminar. This new seminar looks at changing society in Japan and the intensive challenges that workplace faces currently in Japan under the severe economical slump and as Japan looks towards the future.
Americans that work with Japanese customers, suppliers and partners often have questions about how to more effectively work with and communicate with Japanese people. This seminar offers a great opportunity to get those questions answered by an expert in this field.
This newly updated ”Building Bridges” seminar provides a more current, in-depth overview at cross-cultural business communication as we delve into more of what is happening between the USA and Japan.
Part I: Group Discussion
Positive Aspects
Challenging Aspects
Part II: Culture, History and Education Remarks
Comparison Lists between the USA and Japan
Part III: Communication
Japanese Communication Style
Japanese Non-verbal Communication
Japanese Decision-making Proces
Feedback vs. "HoRenSo"
Brainstorming vs. "Nemawashi"
Effective E-mail Communication Tips
Coping with Japanese Silence
"Kaizen" Concept
Process vs. Bottom Line
Tips for Saving Faces
Part IV: Current Changes and Trends in Japan
Impacts of Aging Society with Fewer Children
New Challenges in Workplace under Depressed Economy
Young Generation without Ambition
Women's Role and Position
New Technologies in Environmental and Fuel Industries
Current Japanese Economy Status and Forecast
Register Online
Register by Fax
<Newly Updated> BUILDING BRIDGES
Business Culture, Communication and Current Trend/Economy in Japan
A half day cross-cultural seminar that focuses on roots of business culture, communication, as well as current business/technology trends and changing workplace and life style under severely depressed economy in Japan
Facilitator: Ken Sakai (President & CEO of Pacific Dreams, Inc.)
Date: April 16, 2010 (Friday) 8:00am - 12:00pm
Place: Red Lion Hotel Bellevue
11211 Main Street, Bellevue, WA 98004 TEL: (425) 455-5240
Fee: $200 per person (If three or more people attend from the same organization,a discount of 10% per person applies. Fees are non-refundable if cancelled 48 hours or less before seminar. $25.00 cancellation fee is required.
Back by popular request, Ken Sakai, president & CEO has re-created a new format for newly updated “Building Bridges” seminar. This new seminar looks at changing society in Japan and the intensive challenges that workplace faces currently in Japan under the severe economical slump and as Japan looks towards the future.
Americans that work with Japanese customers, suppliers and partners often have questions about how to more effectively work with and communicate with Japanese people. This seminar offers a great opportunity to get those questions answered by an expert in this field.
This newly updated ”Building Bridges” seminar provides a more current, in-depth overview at cross-cultural business communication as we delve into more of what is happening between the USA and Japan.
Part I: Group Discussion
Positive Aspects
Challenging Aspects
Part II: Culture, History and Education Remarks
Comparison Lists between the USA and Japan
Part III: Communication
Japanese Communication Style
Japanese Non-verbal Communication
Japanese Decision-making Proces
Feedback vs. "HoRenSo"
Brainstorming vs. "Nemawashi"
Effective E-mail Communication Tips
Coping with Japanese Silence
"Kaizen" Concept
Process vs. Bottom Line
Tips for Saving Faces
Part IV: Current Changes and Trends in Japan
Impacts of Aging Society with Fewer Children
New Challenges in Workplace under Depressed Economy
Young Generation without Ambition
Women's Role and Position
New Technologies in Environmental and Fuel Industries
Current Japanese Economy Status and Forecast
Register Online
Register by Fax
Contact information
Phone: 503-783-1390 (Tsuyo Shaw)
E-mail:institute@pacificdreams.org |
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